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Tissot Watches

Authorized Tissot Retailer in Canada

Overview

La Maison Monaco is an authorized Tissot dealer in Canada, with about 400 Tissot watches priced from $365 to $2,995 CAD, in quartz and automatic. Collections include PRX, PR 100, Seastar, Gentleman and Le Locle. Each watch carries Tissot's manufacturer warranty, and its product page shows whether it is in stock in one of our 15 boutiques, available to order from Tissot, or out of stock. Flexiti financing splits full-price purchases of $500 or more into 12 monthly payments at 0% interest, on approved credit.

514 pieces

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Collections

PRX

67 models

The integrated-bracelet sports watch, based on a 1970s design. 59 references from $450, in quartz (from $450) and Powermatic 80 automatic (from $950), all water resistant to 100 m, mostly in 40 to 41 mm cases.

Gentleman

24 models

A versatile dress-and-daily watch, mostly automatic. 16 references from $595, in 38 to 41 mm cases and water resistant to 100 m, with Powermatic 80 versions adding an 80-hour power reserve and a silicon balance spring.

Seastar

54 models

Tissot's dive line: a unidirectional bezel, a screw-down crown and water resistance to 300 m. 41 references from $575 to $1,585, in quartz and automatic, in cases from 34 mm to 44 mm and above.

Le Locle

29 models

The classic dress line named for Tissot's home town, with a Powermatic 80 automatic movement and open-heart versions. 21 references from $895, most between $895 and $1,375, a traditional Swiss dress watch as a first automatic.

PR 100

70 models

An everyday dress-sport watch with sapphire crystal and 100 m water resistance. 45 references from $395 to $1,145, almost all quartz, in a range of dial colours.

In person

Where to see Tissot in Canada

8 La Maison Monaco locations carry Tissot. Visit, or book a private appointment and we will prepare the pieces you would like to see.

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Questions about Tissot

How much does a Tissot PRX cost in Canada?

A Tissot PRX costs from $450 to $2,995 CAD at La Maison Monaco. Quartz models run from $450 to $695, while Powermatic 80 automatics start at $950 and sit near $1,050 at the median. We list 59 PRX references, all water resistant to 100 m, most in 40 to 41 mm cases.

Quartz or Powermatic 80 PRX: which should I choose?

Choose quartz for a lower price and no winding, and the Powermatic 80 for a mechanical movement. The quartz PRX runs on a battery; the Powermatic 80 is an automatic with an 80-hour power reserve, so it keeps running through a weekend off the wrist. Of our 59 PRX references, 33 are automatic and 26 are quartz.

Is Tissot a luxury brand?

Tissot sits at the accessible end of Swiss watchmaking rather than in the luxury tier. It belongs to the Swatch Group, which also owns Omega and Longines. At La Maison Monaco, Tissot watches run from $365 to $2,995 CAD, and many automatics use the Powermatic 80 movement with its 80-hour power reserve.

Is the Tissot Seastar a real dive watch?

Yes. The Seastar is rated to 300 m and has a unidirectional bezel and a screw-down crown. We list 41 Seastar references: 24 quartz from $575 to $825 and 17 automatic from $995 to $1,585 CAD. Confirm the exact rating and case size on each product page.

Do Tissot watches from La Maison Monaco come with a warranty?

Yes. As an authorized Tissot dealer, we sell every watch with Tissot's manufacturer warranty. The product page shows whether a watch is in stock in one of our 15 boutiques in Quebec and Ontario, available to order from Tissot, or out of stock. Servicing is arranged through our boutiques.

The Maison

Tissot was founded in 1853 in Le Locle, Switzerland, by Charles-Félicien Tissot and his son Charles-Émile, in the heart of the Jura watchmaking region. The brand's long-standing motto, Innovators by Tradition, captures a history of practical firsts, from early pocket watches to pioneering materials and movements. Today Tissot is a member of the Swatch Group, which gives it access to the group's movement and component supply and is a large part of why Tissot offers Swiss-made watches at accessible prices. The clearest modern expression of that advantage is the Powermatic 80, an automatic movement engineered for roughly 80 hours of power reserve, meaning a Tissot automatic can sit unworn over a long weekend and still be running. Tissot also has a deep timekeeping heritage, serving as official timekeeper for major sports including cycling, basketball, and motorsport, which keeps precision and legibility central to its watch design. That combination of Swatch Group engineering, the 80-hour Powermatic and Swiss-made production is why Tissot is one of the most approachable names in our watch selection.